The 77 necklace bends to your mood, worn long, layered or as a belt
Nikos Koulis's 77 necklace moves with spontaneous elegance, its tortoiseshell links and diamond set connectors transforming from a single strand to a doubled choker or unconventional waist jewel.
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The 77 necklace from Nikos Koulis moves through the day as freely as the wearer wishes. Its construction in tortoiseshell acetate and blackened white gold allows for genuine versatility without compromise: wear it extended and loose along the collarbone, gather it around the neck in deliberate folds, or fasten it low at the waist where it becomes an unconventional accessory altogether.
What distinguishes the design is the dialogue between its materials. The warm, translucent amber tones of tortoiseshell acetate emerge as organic geometry, contrasted by diamonds set into circular connectors that catch light with deliberate restraint. These jewelled links punctuate the length, creating visual moments without overwhelming the composition. The overall effect feels neither overtly precious nor casual, instead occupying the sophisticated middle ground where true luxury resides.
The necklace exists in defiance of rigid rules about how jewellery should behave. Whether styled as an evening statement piece, a daytime layering option, or an unexpected belt accessory, it moves with the wearer’s mood rather than against it. That fluidity of purpose, combined with its measured elegance, marks it as jewellery designed for those who value quiet confidence over obvious display.
Imagery courtesy of Nikos Koulis (@nikoskoulisjewels).
